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kitted, kitting Definition


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kit1
noun
    1. A set of instruments, equipment, etc needed for a purpose, especially one kept in a container.
      Thesaurus: set, equipment, stock, assortment, accoutrements, effects, gear, instruments, material, paraphernalia, tackle, tools, utensils, apparatus.
    2. A set of special clothing and personal equipment, eg for a soldier, footballer, etc.
    3a. A set of parts ready for assembling;
      Example: building a car from a kit

      Example: kit car
verb
    kitted, kitting
    1. To provide someone with the clothes and equipment necessary for a particular occupation, assignment, etc.
      Form: kit someone out (also)
Idiom: get one's kit off
    slang
    To remove one's clothes, especially prior to sexual intercourse.
Etymology: 18c; 14c in obsolete sense ‘a circular wooden vessel': from Dutch kitte tankard.



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